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Anti-vax claims are largely recycled but effective in the maelstrom of online information. Now science is looking at ways to ‘pre-bunk’ dangerous theories and disinformation.
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It’s a multi-million-dollar project, and the best chance yet to bring the Tasmanian tiger back from the abyss. Could de-extinction become a reality? And should it?
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Spooky stars: phantom black hole is actually a “stellar vampire”
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“Climate adaptation by itself is not enough”: the latest IPCC report instalment
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The Tyrant Lizard King, Queen and Emperor: the T-rex might actually be three species
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How cochlear implants work…and when they don’t
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Drones are now delivering groceries in Canberra – how does it work?
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How are we here? Why is the Earth the way it is? The way life arose in our solar system remains a fascinating mystery. Beset but not daunted by kangaroo scat, this astrogeologist – an alumna of NASA’s Astrobiology Institute – is piecing together the origins of life on Earth, meteorite by meteorite.
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Fruit fly outbreaks threaten a multi-billion-dollar industry and tens of thousands of jobs. What’s science doing to help?
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